Holograph is a protocol that lets creators make digital assets (both fungible and non-fungible tokens) that can exist on multiple blockchains.
What is Holograph
Here's how it works:
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New Approach to Cross-Chain Assets: Traditional methods, like "lock and mint" bridges, often create risky synthetic assets. Holograph changes this by giving control back to users.
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Separating Layers: It separates the value layer from the application and messaging layers. This lets assets move freely between networks and doesn’t tie them to a single security model.
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Modular and Secure: Holograph works with any messaging protocol, which means it can use the most secure options available. This reduces security risks and doesn’t lock assets into one system.
In summary, Holograph is revolutionizing how digital assets are created and distributed across multiple blockchains, making it a go-to choice for creators and developers.
Team of Holograph
Jeremy Kerbel
Co-Founder
Jeremy spent over 11 years at GLG (Gerson Lehrman Group) ending his career as Director, Head of Corporate Markets Asia Pacific. He then started his journey at Web3, running Aluma - a digital currency exchange focused on the Indian and South East Asian markets. He then went on to gain experience as an angel investor and venture capitalist and continued his experience as Head of Exchange at OSL. In addition to co-founding Holograph, he is a Managing Partner at Kerve Capital.
Funding of Holograph
Holograph review
Pros
Cross-Chain Capability
Facilitates asset creation across diverse blockchains.
User-Friendly Minting
Simplifies the process for creating holographic assets.
Cons
Security Risks
Higher exposure to potential security breaches across blockchains.